but..it's a dog
 

look, i know this board is populated by animal lovers-- i have a dog and a cat myself, and have taken in several strays over the years that were dumped by uncaring humans. but this is ridiculous. story i just heard on the local news here--but about a woman in san antonio, tx. her 10 year old bulldog disappeared, and a $500 reward did no good. so she offered up her car, a just paid-off, customized mustang.

she got her dog back, some guy got her car. so now, no car, depending on her family to get her around. that's just crazy.

it's all about what you can afford....if I could give someone a car to get my dog back you can bet your ass I would do it.

Well done.






Not the dog.

What you said.



Reawrding with a car is as you put it.

But betting your ass ....ah don't know.

so true Morte...my dupa is not worth betting on....now yours on the other hand....

that's just it, she can't. now without wheels, dependant on family for transportation.
oh, and has kids too.

Well it does have a skin illustration of you on it....don't ya know.

See, I dunno Deb... my dogs are like part of my family. Even though I only have one kid, sometimes I feel like I have three! :D

How many of you would take the car of a someone who loves their dog that much?

I would.

I couldn't take the car. I would take the $500.

I don't like Ford cars anyhow.

I wouldn't.

I would take the Mustang and have a replica of her dog painted on the hood and I would drive by her house everyday laughing and honking my horn.

This doesn't surprise me at all.

He is a VERY bad man!!!



Excellent question Cajun.









I would have refused any reward and been happy to give the little wuffie back to his/her loved ones.


















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i'd have taken it but traded it for $ to someone who loves cars that much.

it's win-win-win.

Awww, how sweet of you Morty.

And the forest creatures know to come to me when hungry or wounded.






I am a huge sweetie pie.

One should not have to be rewarded for performing a simple act of decency...returning a pet to it's home is just simple decency that you would hope might be reciprocated if the shoe were on the other foot...